Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1887-12-16
Scales and Plants.

The town is stocked with Xmas ''trix. :,
Malaga Grapes and Oranges at Dixon g
Miss Mary Wrighton, is again home.
Light brown Sugar, &c pound at n
II. Dixon's.
a fine line of Novelties for Christmas
at BrinIlleys.
On our third page will be found the
President s Message.
Currants, Citron, RaisiDs and Prunes
at Dixon's.
Our market is good nothing is wanted
that can be had. Let it continue so.
Sugar cured shoulders and hams at
Brinkley's s.
Mrs. Dr.. C. z. Bogart, after quite an
extended trip, returned home this week.
10 barrels good family Flour as low
as $3.50 a Bbl. at Dixon's.
A beautiful line of JEwELRY just open
ed at Brinkley's.
Mr.. Colgate Darden spent part of last
WGEh Will Ills pal CHGo anu lllCIO5 III
Hartford county.
Call at Brinkley's and see the pretty
things for Christmas.
How do YOU like the appearance of our
enlargement? We are now forty col
umns-eight pages.
Everybody knows that the finest line
of Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes can be
found at Brinkiev s.
We hear that one Of our boys will be
married soon. Go it, and make your
miserable life happy.
Master Louis Badham arrived home
from Jersey City, this week, to spend
Xmas with his relatives.
On Tuesday next the chattIe property
of VIM. II. Elliott, deceased, will be
sold; see ad on another page.
Great change in the Ten-Pin Alley
Advantage to the players. Call at
Hayes and get information.
Remember the entertainment on Tues |
day evening next by the Edenton Graded |
School. Give them full house.
Mince Meat, Peach Jam, Cranberry
Sauce, Raisins, Nuts, Citron, Figs and |
many other nice things for the holidays |
at Brinkley 8.
See the display of Toys, Dolls and
other Christmas goods at n. H. Dixon's
and remember you can buy them at
EXTREMITY low prices.
DR.. PASSING, agent for great Rheu-
rnatism and Neuralgia cure, called to
see us yesterday. He saws the compa-
Ivy 8 Band will be in Edenton shortly.
Dir. G. H. Sansbury, Jr., one Of our
enterprising contractors, is rapidly
bringing the Warren residence to a
finish. It's an ornament to our town.
Misses Claud Woodland and Jennie
Pendleton returned Friday last from an
extended visit to anderson. Their
many friends glady welcome their re-
turn.
Another enterprise to be started in {
our city-a wholesale grocery store, by :
" OOuaru BROS 4. l.. w OOdarQ Is now !:
North buying goods. Success to you, d,
friend Earnest.
The entertainment of fhe Edenton 3
Graded School has been postponed until
Tuesday evening, Dec. goth. We hope
our citizens will bear this in mind and L
give them a full house.
Some of our young men contemplate y
giving, near Xmas, a grand ball. If so,
it will be the first for some time. That's Z
right, boys, we use to have them often. l
Let the old times return. o
See the display of Toys, Dolls and
other Christmas goods at NJ. 81. Dixon s, d
and remember you can buy them at V
EXTREMITY low prices.
Oysters cheaper at Hayes than any +
house in town.-Fried in cracker dust
and butter for only 25c-best we ever
milk and winter green's
IAN be had daily at Hayes. T
A gentleman on yesterday. while
ooking over the display of holiday
goods, remarked that it was quite L